// Search Nowledge Mem memories and threads from Proma when the user references past work, prior decisions, recurring problems, or project history.
| name | search-memory |
| description | Search Nowledge Mem memories and threads from Proma when the user references past work, prior decisions, recurring problems, or project history. |
Search your Nowledge Mem knowledge base proactively when past insights would improve the response.
Strong signals — search without waiting to be asked:
Search routing:
mcp__nowledge-mem__search_memories for distilled knowledgemcp__nowledge-mem__search_threads for conversation historynmem --json m search "<query>" --mode deepPrimary (MCP):
mcp__nowledge-mem__search_memories
query: "<search terms>"
limit: 5
mcp__nowledge-mem__search_threads
query: "<search terms>"
limit: 5
Fallback (CLI):
nmem --json m search "auth token rotation" --mode deep
nmem --json t search "deploy pipeline discussion" --limit 5
mcp__mem__recall_memory — nmem for cross-session history, built-in for current-session notesSave durable Nowledge Mem insights when a Proma conversation produces decisions, procedures, preferences, plans, learnings, or project context that should survive future sessions.
Load the Nowledge Mem Working Memory briefing at Proma session start, after a break, or when recent context would help the current task.
Save or archive the current Proma session to Nowledge Mem when the user explicitly asks, especially as a fallback when automatic hooks are unavailable.
Check whether Nowledge Mem is reachable from Proma, including MCP status, CLI fallback, API URL, and configuration issues after install or update.
Search past decisions, procedures, learnings, or context relevant to the current task. Trigger when work connects to prior decisions, a debugging pattern resembles a past issue, the user asks about rationale, or uses recall language like "that approach" or "like before".
Check Nowledge Mem setup, detect your agent, and guide native plugin installation. Use when the user asks about setup, configuration, or when memory tools aren't working as expected.